An Introduction to the New Hampshire Veterinary Center for Wildlife

In recent decades, increased human-wildlife interactions have led to an increased need for wildlife rehabilitation and veterinary care in New Hampshire and beyond. At the same time, many NH-licensed wildlife rehabilitators have retired, and on-the-job wildlife training for veterinarians is decreasing as veterinary colleges outsource student wildlife training to private practitioners. Join Dr. Michael Dutton and Helen Dutton to learn about their plans for a new NH Veterinary Center for Wildlife, which aims to address these needs by providing a centralized site for veterinary care for injured wildlife in New Hampshire; on-site rehabilitation to minimize the stresses of transport; and training programs for wildlife rehabilitators, veterinarians, and veterinary students and staff.
Registration Required: https://seltnh.org/event/an-introduction-to-the-new-hampshire-veterinary-center-for-wildlife/

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• This month, 21st August, 05:00 pm, Mountain Biking at Harvey’s Kennard Hill Forest in Epping
• Next month, 24th September, 05:30 pm, Dover Pottery Studio at SELT in Epping
• Next month, 25th September, 10:00 am, Little SELTie Storytime - Early Fall Session (1 of 3) in Epping

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